GPS Receiver
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A GPS Receiver (also known as "GPS Unit") is a gadget which allows you to acurately pinpoint your position, by receiving radio signals from GPS satellites. See Wikipedia:Global Positioning System. Such devices are available commercially from a number of different suppliers, with models varying widely in price and features offered.
We are particularly interested in using GPS receivers to log tracks. GPX files can be uploaded to openstreetmap.org to help build our maps.
If you are doing a mapping party, you can borrow the GPS Units for Loan
Which GPS Receiver to buy?
See GPS Reviews - Reviews of GPS devices by OSM contributers
A GPS for OSM
What features would you like to see in a OSM GPS.
